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Plywood:
This is by far the most common material used
for the facing panel. It is easily cut to shape on
site, and if handled and stored carefully, it can
be used many times.
Note the different thickness:
A standard plywood thickness on site is
18mm. this is usually sufficient for most pours.
Timber:
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CIRCULAR AND OCTOGONAL COLUMN
Consider the finish of the stair treads and types of nosing. Space
may have to be left for purpose made nosing
SUSPENDED SLABS
-weight of concrete
-rate of placing (the average of rise in the form)
-vibration
-temperature (affecting the set time)
-other variables
o Consistency of concrete
o Ambient temperature
o Amount and location of reinforcement
o Maximum aggregate size (MSA)
HORIZONTAL LOADS
-wind effects
-inclined position of columns
-backing up
Horizontal forces are taken up by auxiliary
structures, such as braces and struts, or rigid
connection to existing structural
components, such as walls and columns.
Up to 6 m. =14 days
Over 6 m. = 21 days
Reshores by the definition of American
Concrete Institute 347(ACI 347), are shores
placed firmly under a stripped concrete slab
or structural member where the original
formwork has been removed thus requiring
the new slab or structural member to support
its own weight and any construction load
posted to it ,at the time of reshoring.
For concrete floors, the dead load is much
greater than the live loads.
PETER COURTOIS(former chairman of ACIC
347) said:
Benefits:
Fast construction for large floor layouts.
Fully assembled units can be manoeuvred
quickly into place.
Using appropriate quality control, high-
quality surface finishes can be achieved.
Reduced long-term workforce requirement
on site.